Bakurau’s power does not come from Lunga, but from this community.
Actor and director Silvero Pereira, immortalized in theaters through his interpretation of Lunga’s character in Bacura by Cleber Mendonza Filho and Giuliano Dornelles, believes that his art has strong political content and that theater can increasingly become an engine of social transformation. He participated in an interview with BdF, in a conversation reflected in today’s issue (4) of the Bem Weaver program.
“I believe that art can have different aspects: it can be entertainment, business, but I chose political and social art. I could never separate one from the other, because art has changed me. The theater saved me, gave me the strength and courage that I have today, gave me the opportunity to work. I believe that theater can bring social change and I have followed this path, ”he said.
In defense of political bias in the performing arts, Silverio founded the As Transvestidas theater company in Fortaleza in 2008 with the aim of providing space and representation for transvestites and transvestite artists.
A militant LQBTQIA +, he rose to prominence on television after introducing transformative Alice Miranda on the global soap opera A Força do Querer, bringing the gender identity debate to the general public.
Following his political profile and his film history, Silverro spoke about the collective’s role in Brazil’s political crisis. The power is to make a difference in the elections when it’s time to get the numbers right and make big changes, ”said the actor, who founded the theater in Fortaleza after leaving Ceara to study.
Now he is gearing up to play stylist, TV presenter and federal MP Claudovil Fernandez, better known as Cloe, a figure considered controversial in the LGBTQIA + community.
“We know Clô in politics, advertising and television, but who is Clô in the intimate sphere? What attachments and dislikes made him so aggressive in some of the comments? “, – he asked. “You need to understand the time. It was difficult for my parents to understand my sexuality. They did not study much and came from a very conservative society. I realized that perhaps I was their moment of deconstruction. I managed to change this structure in my house. “
Exciting submarine
Yesterday (3) the Chamber of Deputies approved the so-called “PL da Grilagem”, as Bill No. 2633/2020 is known. Environmentalists consider this project one of the biggest failures in the country’s environmental legislation. The text is now being sent to the Senate.
In practice, PL paves the way for the ordering of public spaces seized by criminals and facilitates the legalization of incursions into traditional, indigenous and quilombola communities.
A study by the Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) estimates that an PL, protected by a village assembly, could grant amnesty to invaders in an area of up to 65 million hectares of federal land. Brazil.
The proposal stipulates that squatters can regulate occupied territories even where traditional communities are present. Currently, when rural property is in the process of land regularization, conservation agencies may take an interest in the area if there are indigenous peoples, kilombola or conservation units. If approved, the text would restrict the activities of these bodies, requiring the submission of a technical study within six months that demonstrates possible socio-environmental impacts.
The non-governmental organization Geenpeace, for example, issued a public statement shortly after the vote, stressing that the version approved by the plenary had not been formally presented to the public prior to the vote. Subject confirmed that “by approving the legalization of the theft of state land, [o presidente da Câmara, Arthur] Lyre [PP-AL] and Bolsonaro’s other congressional allies show they are on the side of crime and environmental destruction. “
Harvest plan
The Bem Viver program travels to the countryside to hear reports from small growers on the 2021/2022 harvest plan. The proposal presented by the government in June this year was considered insufficient and unrealistic by family farmers.
The Safra Plan is a government policy created in 2003 to support Brazil’s agriculture. The goal of this measure is to help both large and small, but during the reign of President Jair Bolsonaro, it gradually declined.
One of the main criticisms is that the credit ceiling for small producers is too low, which ultimately leads to increased production costs because it is difficult for the farmer to guarantee all the resources and equipment for planting. Since smallholders are responsible for producing 70% of the food consumed by the population, changes in the Safra Plan could also affect food prices and consumers’ pockets.
Shall we go for some soup?
How about a delicious and nutritious soup to reheat on cold days? In addition to thermal and emotional comfort, soups can be an excellent alternative to the intake of essential nutrients for the body, and also guarantee a mixture of very healthy ingredients.
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Edition: Sara Fernandez
